Title: Lesson 2.4 AIM: Properties of Equality and Congruence
1Lesson 2.4AIM Properties of Equality and
Congruence
- DO NOW Draw a conclusion from the following
statements. - 1. If an integer ends in 4, it is divisible by 2.
- 2. If an integer is divisible by 2, it is even.
- CONCLUSION If an integer ends in 4, it is even.
2The Reflexive Property states
3The Symmetric Property states
- If I am as tall as my brother,
- my brother is as tall as me.
4The Transitive Property states
- If I am as tall as my brother,
- and my brother is as tall as my cousin,
- I am as tall as my cousin.
5Name the Property
- Symmetric Property
- Reflexive Property
- Transitive Property
6Prove MN PQ
STATEMENT JUSTIFICATION
7Prove MN PQ
STATEMENT 1. MN NP JUSTIFICATION 1. Definition of Midpoint
8Prove MN PQ
STATEMENT MN NP 2. NP PQ JUSTIFICATION 1. Definition of Midpoint 2. Definition of Midpoint
9Prove MN PQ
STATEMENT MN NP 2. NP PQ 3. MN PQ JUSTIFICATION 1. Definition of Midpoint Definition of Midpoint Transitive Property
10Prove Angle 1 is Congruent to Angle 2
STATEMENT JUSTIFICATION
11Prove Angle 1 is Congruent to Angle 2
STATEMENT A 1 A 3 180 JUSTIFICATION 1. Definition of Supplementary
12Prove Angle 1 is Congruent to Angle 2
STATEMENT A 1 A 3 180 2. A 2 A 3 180 JUSTIFICATION 1. Definition of Supplementary 2. Definition of Supplementary
13Prove Angle 1 is Congruent to Angle 2
STATEMENT A 1 A 3 180 2. A 2 A 3 180 3. A 1 A 3 A 2 A 3 JUSTIFICATION 1. Definition of Supplementary 2. Definition of Supplementary Substitution Property
14Prove Angle 1 is Congruent to Angle 2
STATEMENT A 1 A 3 180 2. A 2 A 3 180 A 1 A 3 A 2 A 3 - A 3 - A 3 JUSTIFICATION 1. Definition of Supplementary 2. Definition of Supplementary Substitution Property
15Prove Angle 1 is Congruent to Angle 2
STATEMENT A 1 A 3 180 2. A 2 A 3 180 A 1 A 3 A 2 A 3 - A 3 - A 3 4. A1 A2 JUSTIFICATION 1. Definition of Supplementary 2. Definition of Supplementary Substitution Property 4. Subtraction Property of Equality
16Summary Question
- Identify the following property
- If AB BC and BC CD, then AB CD.